Advocacy Activist Yoseph Haddad Slams Channel 14 Journalist

Yoseph Haddad, an advocacy activist and a senior candidate for the right-wing 'Am Israel' party, sharply criticized journalist Yaki Adamker of Channel 14. Haddad accused Adamker of spreading "despicable and cheap propaganda" by allegedly editing a clip of Haddad's response to a question about potential political alliances.

During an interview on Channel 12, Haddad addressed the political landscape, including the Likud party's reaction to reports that Yisrael Beiteinu might refrain from attacking Ofer Winter, a potential coalition partner. Haddad stated that Avigdor Lieberman could be a "worthy partner" and that while Lieberman is not left-wing, his cooperation with Yair Golan and willingness to form a government with him would hinder his right-wing agenda.

Haddad then turned his criticism to Adamker, who hosts a panel on Channel 14's "The Patriots." Haddad claimed Adamker deliberately cut an eight-second segment of his answer to distort his response, a tactic he labeled as typical of propagandists. "I thought you were a journalist, Yaki," Haddad wrote on social media, sharing the full answer and urging Adamker to retract his "lie."

Haddad questioned Adamker about Prime Minister Netanyahu's call for a broad right-wing government and an end to boycotts, asking who Netanyahu was referring to if not potential partners like Lieberman. Haddad concluded by telling Adamker to stop the "spin" and not use him to advance it.